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[HerrSonntag]

Just watch Mr. Nobody, meh.

[jmlynch1]

Bernie! Pretty great. A lot of the interviews are actual townsfolk. Great job by Jack Black!

has this been brought up yet? http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/05/07/bernie-tiede-released-from-prison-will-live-with-bernie-director-richard-linklater/

[pissclams]

watched Tango & Cash this morning, a true classic.

which would you want to be?

['taterblast]

Fargo....

i've always known this was a pretty well known movie but had absolutely no idea who was in it, what it was about, anything at all really. but i wanted to watch it so i could watch the new tv series because it looked interesting. let's just say i didn't see it coming. really dark comedy.

[star seed 7]

Fargo....

i've always known this was a pretty well known movie but had absolutely no idea who was in it, what it was about, anything at all really. but i wanted to watch it so i could watch the new tv series because it looked interesting. let's just say i didn't see it coming. really dark comedy.

i put this on at least once a week when going to sleep

['taterblast]

Fargo....

i've always known this was a pretty well known movie but had absolutely no idea who was in it, what it was about, anything at all really. but i wanted to watch it so i could watch the new tv series because it looked interesting. let's just say i didn't see it coming. really dark comedy.

i put this on at least once a week when going to sleep

basically just 90 minutes of making fun of northern accents.

[mocat]

Bernie! Pretty great. A lot of the interviews are actual townsfolk. Great job by Jack Black!

has this been brought up yet? http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/05/07/bernie-tiede-released-from-prison-will-live-with-bernie-director-richard-linklater/

Lol wut

[AppleJack]

4 Days

[Rage Against the McKee]

Bernie! Pretty great. A lot of the interviews are actual townsfolk. Great job by Jack Black!

has this been brought up yet? http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/05/07/bernie-tiede-released-from-prison-will-live-with-bernie-director-richard-linklater/

That's great.

[pissclams]

i'm going with cash.  he's younger than tango, and he gets tango's sister, meow.  thoughts?

[Stevesie60]

The Conjuring was very overrated.

[Spracne]

The Conjuring was very overrated.

Controversial

[Mr Bread]

i'm going with cash.  he's younger than tango, and he gets tango's sister, meow.  thoughts?

You're Requin as portrayed by Brion James and everyone knows it.  Stop rough ridin' around. 

[Mr Bread]

mocat is the jaw as portrayed by Robert Z'Dar.



My god that chin mocat, get your crap together. 

[Mr Bread]

That was for margaery.  You brought it on yourself. 

[ydarg2012]

The Conjuring was very overrated.

Controversial

I think it depends on what scares an individual.  It is my humble opinion that the best horror movies are the ones that are psychologically fear inducing. Too many movies nowadays rely heavily on sudden moments after long anticipation (ie Paranormal Activity) which I think is a cheap way to get thrills.  Though this argument can be broadly attached to all genres, fear is one of those emotions that everyone experiences but in very different ways. 

Other factors to horror movie enjoyment: time of day, who you are with/if you are alone, if the theme could happen in real life.

[Emo EMAW]

Fargo....

i've always known this was a pretty well known movie but had absolutely no idea who was in it, what it was about, anything at all really. but i wanted to watch it so i could watch the new tv series because it looked interesting. let's just say i didn't see it coming. really dark comedy.

So I'm sure you know it's a lot of the same dudes from the Big Lebowski.  Anyway the directors have a running joke around how Steve Buscemi's character dies...

Donny's remains finish a three-movie long Coen brothers joke, where Buscemi's characters get smaller in death. In Miller's Crossing, Buscemi was seen as a dead body, in Fargo a severed leg and in The Big Lebowski he is just ash.

http://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/films/50-things-you-(probably)-didnt-know-about-the-big-lebowski

[pissclams]

i'm going with cash.  he's younger than tango, and he gets tango's sister, meow.  thoughts?

You're Requin as portrayed by Brion James and everyone knows it.  Stop rough ridin' around. 

no no and no.  maybe you missed the memo, the choice is between hero tango and hero cash.  requin isn't part of this equation.  do i need to spell everything out for you? 

also, how about when cash puts the dummy nade in requin's pants, i was like, NO! then it was just a dud, phew. 

[Mr Bread]

The Conjuring was very overrated.

Controversial

I think it depends on what scares an individual.  It is my humble opinion that the best horror movies are the ones that are psychologically fear inducing. Too many movies nowadays rely heavily on sudden moments after long anticipation (ie Paranormal Activity) which I think is a cheap way to get thrills.  Though this argument can be broadly attached to all genres, fear is one of those emotions that everyone experiences but in very different ways. 

Other factors to horror movie enjoyment: time of day, who you are with/if you are alone, if the theme could happen in real life.

We've been through this or at least Dub and I have.

http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=4128.msg947903;topicseen#msg947903

[Mr Bread]

i'm going with cash.  he's younger than tango, and he gets tango's sister, meow.  thoughts?

You're Requin as portrayed by Brion James and everyone knows it.  Stop rough ridin' around. 

no no and no.  maybe you missed the memo, the choice is between hero tango and hero cash.  requin isn't part of this equation.  do i need to spell everything out for you? 

also, how about when cash puts the dummy nade in requin's pants, i was like, NO! then it was just a dud, phew.

"You broke THAT jaw!?" omg lol

[Mr Bread]

OMG @mocat calm down!

['taterblast]

Fargo....

i've always known this was a pretty well known movie but had absolutely no idea who was in it, what it was about, anything at all really. but i wanted to watch it so i could watch the new tv series because it looked interesting. let's just say i didn't see it coming. really dark comedy.

So I'm sure you know it's a lot of the same dudes from the Big Lebowski.  Anyway the directors have a running joke around how Steve Buscemi's character dies...

Donny's remains finish a three-movie long Coen brothers joke, where Buscemi's characters get smaller in death. In Miller's Crossing, Buscemi was seen as a dead body, in Fargo a severed leg and in The Big Lebowski he is just ash.

http://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/films/50-things-you-(probably)-didnt-know-about-the-big-lebowski

  was aware of the lebowski connection but not the buscemi dead thing

[Dugout DickStone]

watched Tango & Cash this morning, a true classic.

which would you want to be?

I watched too.  The whole thing.  I want a SEQUEL

[cDubya]

Actually have Fargo on the to-watch list with the gf (she's not very well versed in movies). The Buscemi deaths will be something fun to tell her about.

[star seed 7]

guys, fargo came out 20 rough ridin' years ago, how are you just now getting around to seeing this?